BUTTER SHORTAGE
IN SOUTH AFRICA.
United Press Association— By Electrlo Telegraph—Copyright.)
(Received this- day at 12.30 p.m.) CAPETOWN, October 18,
In consequence of a- shortage cf butter, the Government have agreed to the Control Board importing six thousand cases, one week’s normal requirements, jit is estimated that stocks will be reduced- by the end of October by four ;hundred - thousand pounds. The position will be reviewed weekly. The iriijprirted butter will be sold at the port ’of landing at 1/6 and be retailed at m • . i The drought is broken in the cattle {districts, but the shortage of butter wilj. tmitinuri.Jfoi:. some time.,.
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Hokitika Guardian, 19 October 1933, Page 6
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